| @Stairway - The other non-Spanish monarchs would be Philip V, who was French; Joseph, who was French/Corsican; and Amadeo I, who was Italian. (In addition, Charles III grew up in Spain, but had been living in Italy for 30 years before becoming king; Charles IV spent his childhood in Italy, but had been living in Spain for 30 years before becoming king; and Juan Carlos lived in Italy until he was ten). All of the Spanish names really ought to be acceptable, especially "Juana," which is how she's normally called, but also "Fernando" for the Ferdinands. |
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